The phrase "manner of situations" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the way or style in which something happens or is done in different situations. Example: Her manner of handling difficult situations impressed her colleagues and showed her strength as a leader.
It is quite a road trip: 25 countries, from the pounding heart of the game in Brazil to less well-plowed turf in Iran, with all manner of situations and pickup matches in between for Boughen and his girlfriend Gwendolyn Oxenham, the film's principal figures.
He has chivvied in the field, scored vital runs in all manner of situations (including six centuries) and proved an expert reader of DRS. His inexplicable loss of form in the last seven months (one half-century in nineteen innings) has arguably been the most significant factor in England's difficulties.
I am more than willing to suspend my disbelief in all manner of situations.
In this new series, the former teacher draws upon the accumulated knowledge of indigenous people to survive all manner of punishing situations.
It's Tigger, the unrelenting optimist, who finds himself eating thistles, stuck in trees, and otherwise caught in all manner of inopportune situations.
Still, according to the model, an overcommitted person will respond in a more inflexible manner to situations of high stress at work, with greater stress than another, less overcommitted person in the same situation [ 35].
Rhimes highlighted the unfairness in Webber's choice, noting his unusual manner of comprehending the situation.
"He writes in an original way about all manner of ordinary things and situations with both humor and a surprising contemplative twist".
As diSessa (1983) pointed out, physics learners tend to make errors because they overgeneralize - i.e., they use certain p-prims to make sense of situations in a manner that leads to erroneous explanations of the underlying physical mechanisms.
"Play School aims to reflect the diversity of Australian children, embracing all manner of race, religions and family situations," they said in a statement.
Nevertheless, as shown in Fig. 1, by verifying in an analogous manner the situation of other major Latin American economies (such as Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Peru) one could conclude that the Mexican case is not an exception within Latin America context.
